Is to put it in the freezer for a few hours before you plan to use it. This will help the frost to stick to the mug and make it last longer. You can also put your beer mug in the fridge, but this may cause the frost to melt off quickly. If you want to keep your beer mug cold, but don’t want the frost to melt, you can put it in a bucket of ice water. This will help the frost to last longer and keep your beer mug cold. Thanks for reading!
How to frost a beer mug
slowly so as not to disturb the frost. Beers with high alcohol content tend to foam more, so pour these beers slowly. If you are using a beer with a low alcohol content, you can pour it more quickly. Enjoy your frosty beer! Cheers!
Add a few drops of food coloring to the beer
before you pour it into the mug if you want a colored frost. You can also add a few drops of extract, such as vanilla or almond, to give the beer a flavor. Thanks for reading!
Use a spoon to gently swirl the food coloring around until the entire surface is covered
Pour the beer into the mug slowly so as not to disturb the frost. Beers with high alcohol content tend to foam more, so pour these beers slowly. If you are using a beer with a low alcohol content, you can pour it more quickly.
Fill a beer mug with cold water and place it in the freezer for a few hours
This will help the frost to stick to the mug and make it last longer. Pour the beer into the mug slowly so as not to disturb the frost. Beers with high alcohol content tend to foam more, so pour these beers slowly. If you are using a beer with a low alcohol content, you can pour it more quickly.
Use a spoon to frost the outside of the beer mug by swirling it around in a circular motion
Do this until the entire surface is covered. Pour the beer into the mug slowly so as not to disturb the frost. Beers with high alcohol content tend to foam more, so pour these beers slowly. If you are using a beer with a low alcohol content, you can pour it more quickly.
Add whipped cream to the top of the beer
This will help the frost to last longer and keep your beer mug cold. Pour the beer into the mug slowly so as not to disturb the frost. Beers with high alcohol content tend to foam more, so pour these beers slowly. If you are using a beer with a low alcohol content, you can pour it more quickly.
The Right Type of Glass
All types of glassware are fine for frosting. But the thicker glasses will retain the frost longer. A thin glass will actual cool more quickly but it won’t last very long. If you are going to the trouble to frost a mug, it ought to last long enough to enjoy it. Be careful not to try to freeze glass that is hot to fairly warm as it could result in cracking.
Consider a Residential Mug Chiller
The quick methods are great if you are enjoying a cold mug by yourself. However, if you want to get serious about using frosted mugs at your home for larger groups, you should consider a residential sized mug chiller. These devices have extremely accurate thermostats to regulate the coldness of beer or the frostiness of the mug. Frosted might not be required to enjoy beer, but they sure do make it more enjoyable. The experts at Clean Beer, Milford, MA understand this and have developed a mug chiller which was built with residential use in mind. Contact us if you’d like to learn more about our products, services, or have a question for an expert.
